A WAH HOO WAH!

FOR PRESIDENT JOHN SLOAN DICKEY '29, elected to the Board of Trustees of the Brookings Institution.

FOR STANLEY E. QUA '01, named Chief Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts.

FOR ARTHUR M. WYMAN '08, elected President of the Graphic Arts Institute of New England.

FOR BASIL O'CONNOR '12, recipient of the Cross of the Grand Officer of the Order of Orange-Nassau from the Government of The Netherlands.

FOR JAMES FORRESTAL '15, named by President Truman to be the nation's first Secretary of Defense. FOR DONALD c. BURNHAM '14, named Vice President of the Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company.

FOR JAMES P. MARGESON JR. '14, elected Executive Vice President of the International Minerals and Chemicals Corporation.

FOR RUFUS L. SISSON JR. '14, elected a Trustee of Clarkson College of Technology.

FOR LEONARD D. WHITE '14, elected President of the American Society for Public Administration.

FOR WILLIAM B. GUMBART '13, elected President of the Connecticut State Bar Association.

FOR ELLIS O. BRIGGS '21, named by President Truman and confirmed by the U. S. Senate as Ambassador to Uruguay.

FOR JOHN L. SULLIVAN '21, named by President Truman to be Secretary of the Navy.

FOR ALDEN JAMES '22, appointed Director of Advertising for P. Lorillard Company, New York.

FOR HOWARD p. EMERSON '23, appointed Head of the Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Tennessee.

FOR JOHN w. DREGGE '24, serving as General Chairman of the 1947 Community Chest, Grand Rapids, Mich.

FOR ELMER E. RICHARDS '25, named Treasurer of The Studebaker Corporation, South Bend, Ind.

FOR EDWIN H. MINER '27, named Associate Commissioner of Education in the United States Office of Education.

FOR ROBERT L. CLARK '28, for service, by President Truman's appointment, as Adviser to the U. S. Delegation to the International Labor Conference at Geneva, Switzerland.

FOR ROBERT M. KIMBALL '30, elected Headmaster of the Cardigan Mountain School.

FOR j. DONALD MCBIRNEY '30, elected President of the National Bank of Commerce, Tulsa.

FOR SYLVESTER WEAVER JR. '3O, named Vice President in Charge of Radio and Television for Young and Rubicam, Inc.

FOR J. WALKER WIGGIN '30, serving as General Chairman of the fund-raising campaign to build, endow and operate a Restoration Hospital and additional rehabilitation centers for crippled children and handicapped persons of New Hampshire.

FOR WILLIAM w. GRANT JR. '31, elected President of Denver's Charter Convention.

FOR JAMES A. DICKINSON '35, appointed Dean of Men at Carnegie Institute of Technology.

FOR DONALD G. WILLIAMSON '42, elected President of the Chicago Junior Chamber of Commerce.

FOR WILLIAM L. ZEITUNG '43, recipient of a $6,000 fellowship from the Society of Research Scholars for two years of study at the Sorbonne, Paris.